This charming guide is a useful addition to one's wildlife gardening library.
BBC Wildlife, March 2019 – reviewed by Kate Bradbury (author of The Wildlife Gardener)
This charming guide is a useful addition to one's wildlife gardening library.
BBC Wildlife, March 2019 – reviewed by Kate Bradbury (author of The Wildlife Gardener)
As seen in
Horticulture Week, July 2018
As seen in
Horticulture Week, July 2018
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
This is a really interesting book, as a child we were always told not to touch this plant or that, it is good to know that there was some basis to the instruction.
NetGalley, reviewed by Leyla Johnson
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
This is a really interesting book, as a child we were always told not to touch this plant or that, it is good to know that there was some basis to the instruction.
NetGalley, reviewed by Leyla Johnson
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
I am extremely impressed with the devotion and time that Becky Dickinson put into this book. This is the type of book I could have used two years ago when I started my garden. I will be using her knowledge that she put into this book in this summers garden. I love how she went into detail on the importance of healthy soil and composting and how that is the key factor in a garden. Also enjoyed her knowledge about how different and specific fruits and vegetables need certain things to grow better. Three key factors in soil are Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium. She outlines the importance of crop rotation and companion planting and how different soil's (lowing, silty sandy, clay) work better on growing certain vegetables and or fruits. This book is miraculous and is a must for anyone who has a garden or is thinking about starting a garden. Brilliant!!
NetGalley, reviewed by Selena Freymiller
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
I am extremely impressed with the devotion and time that Becky Dickinson put into this book. This is the type of book I could have used two years ago when I started my garden. I will be using her knowledge that she put into this book in this summers garden. I love how she went into detail on the importance of healthy soil and composting and how that is the key factor in a garden. Also enjoyed her knowledge about how different and specific fruits and vegetables need certain things to grow better. Three key factors in soil are Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium. She outlines the importance of crop rotation and companion planting and how different soil's (lowing, silty sandy, clay) work better on growing certain vegetables and or fruits. This book is miraculous and is a must for anyone who has a garden or is thinking about starting a garden. Brilliant!!
NetGalley, reviewed by Selena Freymiller
